![]() I’ve seen this recipe made with rye whiskey before, and you could certainly do that, but just like in my classic Old Fashions, I prefer bourbon. I’m not gonna lie, though, sometimes it’s fun to mix it up a little! That’s why one of my favorite ways to enjoy this absolute classic is to give it a satisfying twist and use maple syrup instead of the sugar cube. No seriously…this cocktail is about 200 years old. Bourbon, sugar (purists will use a sugar cube), Angostura bitters, a tiny bit of water, and an orange peel combine to make one of the original cocktails. One of my favorite cocktails to make (and drink) has always been an Old Fashioned. ![]() And hey, the taste testing part wasn’t so bad either… Most of my bartending jobs were in restaurants that would switch out the cocktail list seasonally, and I loved experimenting to create my own fun drinks. I call it the No Simple Syrup Maple Old Fashioned and it’s perfect for the holidays if you are looking for a festive cocktail to serve at a holiday event.A fall-inspired twist on a classic cocktail, this Maple Old Fashioned will warm you up from the inside out on those chilly autumn nights!īack in the day when I was a bartender, I absolutely loved working on the specialty cocktail list. So, without rambling any further, here is my recipe for a SIMPLE old fashioned made WITHOUT simple syrup. Give them a go if you’re looking for a healthier beverage option than my favorite Christmas cocktail. Another wonderful detox drink is this ACV Collagen Drink. I’ll probably detox with some Kombucha using my How to Make Kombucha | A Simple Homemade Method. You can bet I’ll miss my No Simple Syrup Maple Old Fashioned but this Cucumber Gin Fizz Mocktail will hold me over. This month, I’m doing a month without alcohol dry January. Not to say it’s much healthier (check out The Paleo Mom’s post about sweeteners here) but it saves me time and energy and the taste in this Christmas cocktail is outstanding! Maple syrup in lieu of simple syrup is not only a convenient replacement but I prefer it! I love to use natural, less process sweeteners in my food and drink. To some, it might be a desecration of the original Old Fashioned cocktail but a little Evan Williams whiskey, a clementine from my kid’s lunch box, and maraschino cherries from Aldi have left me satisfied with my little creation.īut what about the simple syrup, you say?! A healthy douse of real maple syrup will more than satisfy. And, every Christmas, I am sure I’ll turn to this Maple Old Fashioned as my trusty go-to Christmas cocktail. Since that smoked cherry Old Fashioned, I’ve been mixing myself a poor mans version at home. Holy smokes (yes, I did), totally a worth-it beverage! The “Poor Man’s” Old FashionedĪt a recent bourbon tasting party, I enjoyed the most delicious Old Fashioned made with top-of-the-line-bourbon and delicately smoked maraschino cherries. But to keep it simple, yet festive, enjoy my Christmas cocktail sans the simple syrup, the Maple Old Fashioned. Check out this recipe from Angostura Bitters to find a truly authentic Old Fashioned recipe. Seriously, I barely dare write this recipe and call it my own, the Old Fashioned has been around for a long time–as if it’s name isn’t your clue. It is a distinguished, delicious, and festive holiday cocktail for any big or small event– or quiet evening at home. Who has time for the extra step of making “simple syrup” before hosting guests? Especially during the holidays? The next time that you are short on time but want to wow your guests, try this perfect Christmas cocktail, the No Simple Syrup Maple Old Fashioned. How to Survive a Nut-Free Classroom or School.How to Meal Prep Lunches | 6 Healthy Hacks.Potato Soup in the Instant Pot | Clean Ingredients.Sweet Potato Nachos (Whole 30, Paleo, Dairy-free).Healthy Chicken Pasta Dinner in 30 Minutes.How to Make Kombucha | A Simple Homemade Method.Cacao Collagen Smoothie for Busy People.Pumpkin Blender Muffins + Gluten-free + Low Sugar.Perfect Blueberry Muffins | How to Modify Amish Friendship Bread.Easy Goat Cheese Asparagus Appetizer (Dairy-Free).
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